Great Britain

The restrictions target Russia’s oil sector and vessels involved in illegal oil transportation.

On Tuesday, June 17, the UK announced further sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine.

London is investing £15 billion in nuclear weapons and the construction of up to 12 new submarines, strengthening its defense capabilities.

John Ormerod helped Russian oil giant Lukoil create a network of companies in the Marshall Islands.

The new list includes 100 objects, including 18 ships and the Deposit Insurance Agency of the Russian Federation.

The EU and UK are discussing sweeping sanctions at a summit in Albania over Russia’s stance on the ceasefire in Ukraine.

The sanctions will affect hundreds of ships that help the Kremlin circumvent oil restrictions and finance the war against Ukraine.

Instead of deploying ground forces, Britain and France are focusing on air and naval support for Ukraine.

Andrey Kelin, Russia’s ambassador to Britain, has not denied that Moscow is monitoring British submarines.

Russian spy sensors found in British waters could be part of Moscow’s campaign to spy on nuclear submarines.